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Tolstoy is the greatest oversight in the history of the award. And not really an oversight, it was quite intentionally NOT given to him. It was so ridiculous he had to answer questions about it every year

Edmund@Kulambq · Oct 8

I adore Borges, and he would have more than deserved it. But Joyce and Tolstoy are the greatest oversights in the history of that award, and it's not even a discussion.

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Oct 8, 2026, 7:12 PM UTC

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